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1 Welcome! 1. Share Existing Conditions and Data 2. Share Details of Proposed Project 3. Gather Feedback from Public M Ju ee ly tin 17 g D th a, 2 te 01 : 7 Meeting Purpose and 26th Street Project Timeline Paint Buffered Bicycle Lanes Installed Civic Group and Council Outreach South and 23rd Street Today Public Listening Session Develop Plans Check in with Community Please review the information boards. We encourage you to talk with representatives from the City and share your thoughts Data Collection Potential Pilot Project Installation Check Back Meeting with Community For more information contact: Jeannette Brugger Bicycle & Pedestrian Coordinator jeannette.brugger@phila.gov
2 Existing Conditions Crash History, th South Existing Paint Buffered Bike Lanes 22nd 21st Pedestrians TOTAL Total Injuries and South Streets are regularly used bicycle lanes providing connections to Center City and University City neighborhoods, and numerous institutions and Severe Injuries 50 1 commercial spaces. These streets also provide access to the Schuylkill River Trail via the South Street Bridge, the bridge with the highest pedestrian and bicycle traffic in the state Average Daily Bicycle Counts ( ) LOMBARD SOUTH Bicyclists Motor Vehicle Occupants In 2012, Average Daily Motor Vehicle Traffic (2012) 6,465 cars on St 6,647 cars on South St and 26th Street Source: DVRPC Bicycle Count Program South and 23rd Street
3 Why & South? Driving Vehicles Encroaching in Bicycle Lanes Bicyclist maneuvers around cars stopped in the bike lane M Ju ee ly tin 17 g D th a, 2 te 01 : 7 Loading in the bike lane Bus Staging Obstructions Unsafe Driving Behavior Bicyclist navigating around busses Plastic people obstructing bike lane Cab using bicycle lane to pass vehicles Vehicle parked in bike lane and crosswalk
4 Pilot Project & Benefits Existing What Is Happening in 2017 Repainting existing crosswalks and buffered bicycle lane Flexible delineator posts on Ryan Avenue in Philadelphia Benefits 7 Parking Lane 7 Parking Lane 7 Parking Lane Creates a safe space for people of all ages to bike Traffic Lane Proposed Traffic Lane Traffic Lane 3 6 Bike Lane 3 6 Bike Lane 3 6 Bike Lane New York City s protected bike lane on 9th Avenue led to a 58% reduction in injuries to all street users, not just cyclists - NYC DOT What Could Happen in 2018 Adding flexible delineator posts every 20 feet in the buffer as part of a 6 month pilot project 6 Month Pilot Project 1. Listening Session 2. Compile Comments 3. Check in with City Council, Civic Associations and public 4. Collect before-pilot data 5. Install pilot Measures of Success 1. Vehicle travel time 2. Bicycle and vehicle counts 3. User and resident perception via survey 4. Tracking crash reports Reduces bicycle weaving due to loading vehicles Clearly separates bicycle and pedestrian spaces Streets with protected bike lanes in D.C. saw sidewalk riding decrease by an average of 56% - CityLab, Collect after-pilot data 7. Conduct check in meeting with community
5 Challenges & Opportunities Residential and Business Loading The Philadelphia School ( Building) Challenge: Loading in the bike lane, which creates bicycle and vehicle conflict Challenge: Bus loading and staging in the bike lane,which creates bicycle and vehicle conflict Opportunity: Two new loading zones on each block in the existing parking lane Trade-offs: Some loss of daytime vehicle parking 25th Existing loading zone Proposed additional loading zone Each block of the project could include a loading zone on both the east and west ends of the block in the parking lane What do you think? 24th Existing no parking zone Opportunity: Bus loading and staging on 25th Street Trade-offs: Some parking spaces not available to residents during the day 26th 26th Existing Proposed What do you think? 25th 25th No Parking Anytime 2 Hr Parking Except Residential Permit Parking No Parking School Hours (7am-6pm)/ Parent Drop off Area Bus Unloading and Waiting Area *Parking during nonschool hours
6 Challenges & Opportunities SEPTA Bus Stops Other Issues and Comments Challenge: Mixing zones must remain for bus stops Opportunities: Education campaign for bikers Mixing zone signage Bicycle rumble strips and yield bars What do you think? Bus Stop Flexible delineator posts Yield bars in the bike lane to notify people biking that they must yield to passengers entering and exiting busses
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